ability to manually control overlay's z-index

This would be handy for both user created overlays, as well as those used by angular components such as md-menu.

Take this for example http://plnkr.co/edit/AqjYdsScCYPlK9w44aHQ?p=preview you have a fixed element(some sort custom toolbar), inside it you have a button which triggers md-menu, it works fine, but the `md-menu-click-catcher`, which is for some reason inside the actual `md-menu` element, is actually stacked above `md-overlay-container`, causing any attempt to click on the menu items to close the menu(which can be extremely confusing).
1. `md-overlay-container` should _not_ have z-index at all, as it renders z-indexes of `md-overlay-pane` useless
2. you should be able to manually control z-index of `md-overlay-pane`

I imagine(at least for the user invoked overlay), it could work either by being able to give the overlay my own identificator(class at least), or being able to set it via `OverlayState` settings.. the former is preferable, as you can then easily switch z-indexes with media queries.

Start by locating the overlay implementation and the elements named md-overlay-container, md-overlay-pane, md-menu-click-catcher, and OverlayState. Reproduce the linked md-menu stacking problem, then determine how manual pane z-index control and removal of the container z-index should work without breaking user-created or Angular component overlays.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.